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How are Waitrose's customers taking to filling their own containers and bottles in Oxford?

Christchurch High Street has reopened after a car reversed through the window of a branch of Mountain Warehouse earlier.

A female pedestrian aged in her 70s was injured during the incident and was taken to hospital for treatment. Her injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.

The driver of the car, a woman aged in her 90s, was checked over by paramedics at the scene and taken to hospital as a precaution.

Police said the road has now reopened to traffic.

The parents of a teenager dubbed "Jihadi Jack" are on trial for allegedly sending him money.

A train has been named to commemorate the 75th anniversary of D-Day.

South Western Railway's train 444040 was named The D-Day Story after the Southsea museum dedicated to the Normandy landings in June 1944.

It was officially unveiled by Royal Navy veteran Artificer Jimmy Ockendon at a ceremony at Portsmouth and Southsea Station.

The museum on Southsea seafront reopened last year after a £5m revamp. It includes artifacts from the invasion and the 83m-long (272ft) Overlord Embroidery. It is hoped having the train bearing the museum's name on the Portsmouth-London Waterloo line would also help boost visitor numbers.

Andy Mellors, managing director of South Western Railway said it was a "permanent reminder" of D-Day.

D-Day veterans are marking the 75th anniversary of the Normandy landings.

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A petrol station attendant has been injured in a robbery in the early hours.

Police were called to the Esso station on the A31 at Stoney Cross, Hampshire, at 04:23 BST.

"A number of males" entered the station and assaulted a 42-year-old man, officers added.

He was taken to hospital as a precaution, police said.

An Esso worker said the raiders took cigarettes worth about £7,000 and at least £1,000 in cash.

The station has since reopened.

Paul Rich threw Patrick Bradley into a Moses basket, causing fatal injuries.

One of the UK's most high-profile stockpickers has suspended trading in his largest fund as rising numbers of investors ask for their money back.

Neil Woodford said after "an increased level of redemptions", investors would not be allowed to "redeem, purchase or transfer shares" in the fund.

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Investors have withdrawn about £560m from the fund over the past four weeks.

Mr Woodford launched his own fund five years ago this month, with its corporate headquarters in Oxford.

A car has reversed through a shop window in the High Street in Christchurch, Dorset, reportedly injuring at least one pedestrian.

Police were called to a branch of Mountain Warehouse at about 13:30 BST.

Two patients have been taken to hospital but their condition is not thought to be serious, South Western Ambulance Service said.

The road has been closed to traffic.

"Extraordinarily able" Lavinia Woodward was given a suspended jail term for stabbing her boyfriend.

The new building will house 430 Hampshire Constabulary officers, investigators and staff.

Investment guru Neil Woodford stops investors withdrawing funds after Kent County Council sought £250m.

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A barn in Woodlands can now be used as a micro-brewery after an application was approved by planning officers.

Dorset Council granted permission for the change of use of the barn at Woodlands Manor Farm on Tuesday after ruling that there were “not considered to be any matters” to warrant refusal of the scheme.

Applicant Canford Renewable Energy said the change would create two jobs responsible for overseeing the brewing process and that it would not require any external changes to the building.

A man is due to appear in court in connection with two incidents of reported exposure, external in Weymouth.

They allegedly happened in St Thomas Street on 11 April and in Westham Road on 7 May 2019.

A 38-year-old local man who was arrested in connection with both incidents has been charged with using threatening, abusive, insulting words or behaviour with intent to cause harassment, alarm or distress.

He is due to appear at Weymouth Magistrates’ Court on 12 June.

The boy was killed when he was struck by two cars as he crossed the road, police say.

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Plans have been unveiled for a new hotel and more than 100 flats in Southampton.

A nine-storey Travelodge and a 19-storey building providing 113 flats could be built in Southern Royal Crescent Road near Central Bridge.

Developers said the block of flats could become one of the tallest building in the city as it would stand alone at a height of 67.4m.

According to the proposal put forward by the Poole-based company CHG Developments Ltd, if the plans will be approved the existing Cedar Press site will be demolished.

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The 16-year-old was part of a group that almost killed a 44-year-old man in Oxford, police say.

Waitrose is starting a trial aimed at reducing packaging by removing plastic from flowers and plants and offering more loose fruit and vegetables.

Customers will be able to use their own containers to buy and refill produce such as pasta, rice and cereals.

The supermarket chain, part of John Lewis & Partners, also says it will be the first to offer "pick and mix" frozen fruit.

Pupils from Bay House School in Gosport are using theatre to reflect on D-Day.